Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-05-01
OVER THE WATER
Schnaebeles Released from Prison
by order OF Germany-A stormy
Meeting OF Liberal aniOnists-A
Colossal System of Robbery at
Monte Carlo Buffalo Bill
shown Through The House OF
Commons Three Officers Sem
fenced TO Death for Treachery.
SPECIAL TO THE sEsTIsEL.I

MONTE CARLO, April Boa colossal
system Of robbery, by means of prepared
packs of cards, has just been discovered
at the Casino here. The proprietors of
tables nave lost els, 900. The police are
investigating the matter.
LONDON, April 30.-Col. Hughes Hallet
showed Hon. W. F. Cody, Buffalo Bill"
through the House of Commons tonight.
The scout was much interested in the pro-
ceedings aud oonversed with several mem
bers.
PARIS, April 30.-Schnaebeles, who was
released from prison yesterday by order
of Germany, and who at once departed
from Metz, where be was incarceratsd, ar.
rived at midnight at Pagny Sur Moselle
where he was arrested. His wife aud son
met him at the station, where were also as
sembled the whole populace of the town,
headed by all the officers of the munich
pality. Schnaebeles was ovated by the
crowd. who cried out: "Viye la France,
yive Schnaebeles." After a short stop he
proceeded to Paris. He declined to be in
terviewed BY members of the press. He
declared he had been well treated by the
Germans. The Paris newspapers appea.
to be well pleased by the name in
which the Schnaebeles affair has been
settled, and pronounce it an honorable
settlement. They praise the prudence
and frmness displayed By Flourens.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, in his con-
duct Of Frances side of the case. A
majority Of the papers draw from the
incident the lesson that in the future
France must redouble her vigilance, in
| nrdar IN ovai6 anrnriooa of kha hind
caused BY the arrest of Sc~hnsebeles.
According to the Republique Franchise,
all the French Projects have been in
structed to prevent people in their re-
spective districts from using the occa
sion OF Schnaebeles' Liberation for max
ing anti-German demonstrations.
Schnaebeles reached Paris this after
noon. He at once called on Premier
Goblans and had an interview with him,
in which he reafirmed the story of his
arrest as originally told. 1t ia again
asserted that Schnaebeies will be relieved
OF his post Of Commissary at Psgny Sur
Moselle, and he will be retired on q
pension.
LONDON. April SCAT q meeting Of the
Liberal Unionists, called to-day TO con
slider certain proposed amendments to the
Irish Grimes Act Amendment bill, as
sem bled at the residence of the Marquis OF
Harrington. The meeting was very stormy.
owing to q divergence in opinion among
the attendants as to many of the details
OF the bill. Several gentlemen left the
meeting before its conclusion.
CoNsTAsTISoPLE, April 30.-A disturb
ance against the authority of the Sorte on
the Island of Crete, has been renewed by
the Greek Inhabitants.
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sentenced to death three officers for
treachery, in having surrendered to the
Turks during the frontier fighting. and
acquitted five others charged with the
same offenses.
ROME. April 30.-The Vatican has mott.
fed France that General Boulsnger's
military law, which refuses exemption
from military service TO youths or men
studying for the priesthood, as an in
.fringement OF the concordist, aud has de-
manded its withdrawal.